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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1901

Page

12

1¢ KILLED IN THREE RAILROAD DISASTERS

Rockford Illinois reports a fatal railroad crash on the Illinois Central line between Irene and Perryville. A conductor's orders failure is blamed for a head on collision and fire killing or missing eight and wounding eleven in frigid weather. Survivors aided victims as wreckage burned while relief arrived two hours later. Six bodies were recovered and crews cleared the track.

Rockford Ill Ilinois Central Irene Perryville Chicago H. G. Wellman

Wreck on Great Northern near Essex claims eight lives

A Helena report says a Great Northern derailment near Essex in the Rocky Mountains killed Otto Erickson and seven others, including three elderly women and a young girl. Fourteen or more were hurt as rails spread, the train split, and a day coach caught fire but was put out.

Helena Mont Great Northern Railway Essex Rocky Mountains Otto Erickson Sweden California

One Killed in Wreck Near Freeport Illinois

A peculiar wreck on the Great Western railway at Bolton five miles from Freeport today killed F. M. Riley and seriously injured engineer William Norton both of Dubuque Iowa. Three eastbound trains were involved as the light engine rear ended a freight, then reversed into the wrecking train. The engineer leaped to safety but the fireman died at his post.

Freeport Great Western Railway Bolton F. M. Riley William Norton Dubuque Iowa East Bond Lght Iileman

Lynn Strikes Threaten New Turmoil at Kelley Morocco Plant

In Lynn mass protests surge as non union Poles Armenians and Greeks at J A Kelley & Co morocco factory stockpile arms amid fears of riots. Police guard entrances while strikers press reinstatement at pre strike wages. Parallel labor moves threaten coal handlers and American Express drivers with new wage talks and a Monday strike.

Lynn J. A. Kelley & Co Morocco Kelley Company American Express Company Post

Mystery in Newtonville Deepens After Messenger Assault

Newtonville December 15 W H Emerson express messenger says he was attacked last night by Michael Shanahan and four accomplices while delivering a package at Craft street Shanahan remains in police custody awaiting arraignment as Emerson recovers with a fractured skull and brain bleeding Police allege evidence supports the case while Shanahan claims Emerson struck him with a six foot iron bar and produced a corresponding arm abrasion for police to note

Newton W. H. Emerson Newtonville Express Messenger Michael Shanahan Sheanahan Craft Street Tarbox Frank Fletcher Kennedy Emerson Shanahan

Emperor William Honors Marquis Ito with Red Regia Order

Berlin reports Emperor William awarded Marquis Ito the Order of the Red Regia, honoring the Japanese statesman for his role in advancing diplomacy and regional affairs. The decoration underscores ongoing ties between Germany and Japan amid shifting global interests.

Berlin William Marquis Ito Order of the Red Regia

Day Boats From Here to Bangor Start Planned

New York, Dec. 165. Charles W. Morse, head of the Boston and Bangor Steamship Company, confirms plans to run day line boats between Bangor and Boston. Night boats already operate. one day boat is being built at Bath, Me, similar to the Rockland night boat. Plans for two more boats are ready, with possible construction sites in Bath and either New York or Boston.

New York Charles W. Morse Boston and Bangor Steamship Company Bangor Boston Morse Bath Rockland

Organist Norman McLeod Dies Suddenly at Home

Norman McLeod organist and rector of First Baptist Church on Commonwealth avenue died of heart disease at his home 256 West Newton Street about 6 PM. He preached at the morning service and, after a later illness, collapsed in the afternoon. He was about 55 years old and left a family, including a student.

Norman McLeod First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue West Newton Street McLeod H

Washington Gossip on Engagement Breakoff with Trentanove

Washington reports swirl around Mrs. Lucie Lane and Chevalier Trentanove as their engagement ends after public notices of plans for a December wedding at 1708 Massachusetts avenue. The Genoa letter denying marriage fueled speculation while the Kentucky-born Mrs. Lane recently wed Mrs. Mary E. Blackburn’s widow.

Washington Lane Chevalier Trentanove Lucie Lane Genoa Italy Milwaukee Kentucky Senator Blackburn Mary E. Blackburn H. H. Blackburn West Virginia

Washington Bride Breaks Off Engagement To Trentanove

A Washington report reveals the engagement to Chevallier Trentanove has been broken due to his exacting and jealous nature. The bride cites happiness concerns and withdraws her promise. Rumors say Mrs Lane planned to sail to London for the wedding, set for Christmas at Lady Carew’s residence, but the couple’s statements altered those plans.

Washington Chevallier Trentanove London

Desperate leap helps man flee arrest in Fall River

Louis Legasse, wanted on a warrant for non-support, escaped three officers by jumping from a three story attic window to adjoining roof and then to a street. He fled in his underwear and was last seen running away.

Fall River Louis Legasse Tecumseh Street Legasse

Senator Sewell Improves After Sinking Spall

In Camden New Jersey on December 15 the condition of United States Senator Sewell is more encouraging per physicians. He rallied from a sinking spell last night and is now said to be out of immediate danger.

Camden N. J United States Sewell

Imperial court leaves Kai Feng Fu for Pekin

A Pekin despatch reports that the imperial court departed Kai Feng Fu last Saturday en route to Pekin, signaling ongoing movements of the court amid current events.

London Pekin Imperial Court Kai Feng Fu

Louis Botha severely wounded near Luneberg action

Despatch from Nkandhla dated December 6 reports Commandant Louis Botha shot through the left leg below the knee during a recent engagement near Luneberg Transvaal. He crawled into the bush to escape capture, and his whereabouts are unknown to his followers. British forces reportedly took 80 prisoners.

Durban Nkandhla Zululand Luneberg Transvaal Louis Botha

City Brevities: Burglary and Lodger Theft Reported

The residence of Morris Q Rensky on Heath street was entered yesterday with loss of a blue serge suit a gold filled watch with an Odd Fellows lock charm and $36 from Elias Aaron a lodger. A downtown hotel guest was taken home by Carroll Turner and left before dawn with trousers patent leather shoes a black derby hat and $5 missing. Police raided 11 Oxford place yielding dice dominoes and counters and 15 Chinese captives in a third floor Grove terrace room where seven colored men were playing and were taken to the station.

Morris Q. Rensky Heath Street Elias Aaron Carroll, Turner Hanson Street Turner Oxford Place Rattlinco Grove Terrats

Portuguese Protest Over Hoar Remarks in Boston

A mass meeting at a Portuguese church in North Bennet street condemned Senator Hoar for remarks on Portuguese immigrants in Roosevelt's message. Speakers including A A Perry and Dr J C Freitas urged unity and cited education, with Bacarda and Dr Francis P Rilva criticizing Hoar and defending Portuguese Americans. Resolutions demanding apology were signed by leaders of Italian and Portuguese societies.

Massachusetts Portuguese Benevolent Association North Bennet Street George F. Hoar Roosevelt Anthony A. Perry Hoar J. C. Frietas Bacarda Italy Portugal Francis P. Rilva Harvard Senator Hoar Dr. Silva George F. Lloar Massachusetts Sir Greater Boston St. John the Baptist Church George F F. Hoar Commonwealth of Massachusetts Greater Boston Francis P. Silva J. KR. Freitas M. D M.S. Monterro F. M. Salles Manuel R. Serpa Massachusetts Benevolent Association Manuel J. 10 Avellar Portugal Union Benevolent Association Francis A. Brum Francisco Dem. Tavares F. C. Sears

Mrs Gardner Sees Lions and Bears at Tremont Street Arena

Mrs Gardner and party toured the old Cyclorama animal arena on Tremont street guided by director Frank C. Bostock. They praised the sanitary conditions and animal displays, enjoyed the mother and cub lions and Jumbo II, and arranged a special holiday performance.

Frank C. Bostock Tremont Street Jose Barrios

Dr Lorimer on Temples Value at Madison Avenue Church

New York December 15 The Madison Avenue Baptist Church reports rising attendance since Rev George C Lorimer became pastor The preacher argued the church remains vital to society despite modern criticism He defended the church as the nation’s moral and civic backbone and urged members to support its work with action to sanctify humanity The article contrasts church value with social and political changes and stresses its role behind charitable and reform movements

New York Madison Avenue Baptist Church George C. Lorimer Lorimer Savonarola Huss Tabernacle London Temple Boston

Unskilled Labor Forms by Union in Boston

Preliminary arrangements were made in the Wells Memorial building by the Allied Freight Transportation Council to admit unskilled workers such as teamsters clerks helpers and handlers along the waterfront railroads and major stores. The plan aims to amalgamate unions and nonmembers into a single organization for stronger results. It counts about 15000 members and a general strike could cost over 1 million dollars daily.

Meat Handlers Lumber Teamsters and Handlers Wool Packers and Handlers Leather Handlers’ Union General Teamsters’ Union Coal Teamsters A. F. of I Central Labor Union The Building ‘Trades Council Knights of Labor Council Freight Teamsters’ Union Freight Clerks’ Union Freight Handlers’ Union Expressmen’s Union Independet Provident ‘Longshoremen's Assembly O'Connell Assembly Charlestown Noddie Island East Boston Oscar F. Cox Cox Wells Memorial Allied Foreight Transportation Council Boston

Labor council proposed to unite Boston unions under one charter

A plan discussed by Boston labor leaders envisions a single labor council to coordinate A F L groups and form a local corporate body in Massachusetts. The proposal aims to reduce per capita costs, delay strikes without state arbitration, and possibly withdraw some locals from rival unions while coordinating with the Freight Transportation council. The Freight Clerks Expressmen and Teamsters unions backed the plan, with Building Laborers to be contacted. A January wage demand from 4000 freight teamsters looms as the council shapes policy.

Massachusetts A. F. of L A. F. of le Direct Cox Holces Boston Central Labor Union Building Trades Council A. FB. of L Freight Transportation Freight Clerks’ Union Blackford Hall Expressmen’s Union Teamsters’ Union State Board of Arbitration Boston Chamber of Commerce Reed State Board Boston

Central Labor Union tackles Iglesias case and cigar trust

The Boston Central Labor Union urged Secretary Abrahams to contact President Roosevelt over the imprisonment of Senor Santiago Iglesias in Porto Rico, denouncing the arrest and demanding free speech rights. A second resolution condemns a cigar trust for child labor and health concerns, while officers plan a reception for British delegates at Faneuil Hall and note a banquet for George B. McNeill. Delegates from Metal Sign and Sign Writers unions join the meeting.

Boston Central Labor Union Henry Abrahams Roosevelt Senor Santiago Iglesias Porto Rico American Federation of Labor Frank K. Foster Typographical Union A. F. of L Senor Santiago Iglesias Senor Iglesias Brothers of Standcombe Cigarmakers’ Union United States of America International Union of America Crozier Downing Shaughnessy Faneuil Hall Tillett and Keefe England George B. McNeill Metal Seuniere Union Sign Writers’ Union

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Harry L. Lane the Post Socialistic Trade and Labor Times Organization Mr. Kelley Thomas A. Kelley Kelley Socialist Trade and Labor Times Organization Glazers Nelson International Team Drivers’ Union of America American Xpress Company Sihidle Iynn Been Evans Board of Trade Kaiser ITO M'Leod Lucille Lan Mrs. Laneis Senator Sewell Jack Jakck Annex No. 2 DR. Lorimer Chickering Allied Freight Transportation Council Blake Eec Lys Goblakes Taylor & Oe Iglesias Tobacco Trust Michae
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